Teton County changes land use code to allow more rural lodging
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Updated Sep 23
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What happened
Teton County commissioners voted to change the land use development code to accommodate more lodging, public dining, and events in rural areas of Teton Valley. This change followed a proposal from Moose Creek Ranch, a lodging and wedding venue owned by Tom Hedges. The new rules apply countywide, allowing other landowners to seek approval for guest ranches.
From jhnewsandguide.com
Why it matters
The code change alters the rules for businesses outside city limits in Teton County, which previously restricted expansion. This allows for increased lodging density and the potential for other landowners to pursue similar guest ranch projects.
From jhnewsandguide.com